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Choose the correct ordering, from greatest to least, of the numbers below. L). 0.65 M) 640.23 N) 19.455 0) 6.682 P) 63.08

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1 answer:

Neporo4naja [7]3 years ago

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640.23. 63.08. 19.455. 6.682. 0.65

Step-by-step explanation:

if you look at the whole number you can see which is greater and which is less, if you still can't figure it out then, look at the tenths then hundredths and finally thousandths

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Choose the correct ordering, from greatest to least, of the numbers below. L). 0.65 M) 640.23 N) 19.455 0) 6.682 P) 63.08​

Choose the correct ordering, from greatest to least, of the numbers below. L). 0.65 M) 640.23 N) 19.455 0) 6.682 P) 63.08